H!
Thank you for patiently listening to my rants.
I cannot run fetch. I shall spend some time trying to see if i can nonetheless
upload. I do have stuff to upload, and think you will like what i've created.
The net was paralyzed on the other side of the atlantic for about a day.
Or two. There
Hi!
Well, I tried and determined that I need to ask to whom I can send my
creations as attachments. I presume to Alain, Uli and Mr. Derobertis?
You shall all be getting a stocking stuffed with
1) a nice working art palette which will let you draw to your hearts content
using the metaCard
I cannot run fetch. I shall spend some time trying
to see if i can nonetheless upload. I do have stuff
to upload, and think you will like what i've
created.
Alain: It is perplexing and unfortunate, Eric, that
you cannot FTP back-and-forth with our server.
Uli: ... use Anarchie ...
Alain: Is
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Well, I tried and determined that I need to ask
to whom I can send my creations as attachments.
I presume to Alain, Uli and Anthony?
Alain: If you send it to me, then please send it to my
personal mail account. Not the Yahoo one. In other
words, this one:
Uli: I have just gotten in contact with Richard
Stallman of GNU to investigate whether there was a way
to use the GPL or a GPL compatible licence for
FreeCard's code ...
Alain: Great initiative, Uli.
Uli: ... and I am currently discussing with him how we
would circumvent the "virus" problem
I don't think we have one. Especially since "international" usually
implies that people from all over the world meet in this one same place,
right?
Yes, international usually means that. But they have sub-regionals and
regionals first, and then the winners go on to the international one
At 5:10 PM +1000 on 2/17/00, Adrian Sutton wrote:
Also, OTDisAsm.cp contains the disasembler and CodeRunner.cp the actual
emulator.
Adrian: Okay, this will need to be improved on (I would think).
Yes, it should be. But right now, I'm more worried about code. All the
docs in the world won't
At 11:15 AM -0800 on 2/18/00, Alain Farmer wrote:
Alain: Is this possible for you, Eric? Are you running
MacOS? Perhaps Linux? In the latter case, I am sure
that Anthony and Adrian could suggest a Linux-based
FTP program (quite probably open source and/or free).
called 'ftp'
Alain: What I
At 6:38 PM +0100 on 2/18/00, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
I'm still investigating how we'd prevent someone from writing their own
editing environment stack and saving that as a standalone to be able to
sell an unfree FreeCard.
Maybe we could require that if you make any changes and use the special
Uli: I'm still investigating how we'd prevent someone
from writing their own editing environment stack and
saving that as a standalone to be able to sell an
unfree FreeCard.
Tom: Many of my shareware licenses specify that any future distribution of
the software include the complete package
Alain: NuParser has its own background in our
web-stack (CGI). Click on "FC-application" on the
HomeStack page, then click on "interpreter" in the
table of contents.
Anthony: It did not work for me ...
Alain: Are you still experiencing problems with our
web site? I visited it a few minutes ago.
Update
Visit our site: http://ufp.uqam.ca/
The formal syntax of the HyperTalk scripting language,
namely:
* the commands
* the functions
* the tokens of the above
is now completed, except for the links of the tokens
to the card of each token. I suggest that browse the
HyperTalk
In a message dated 2/18/2000 11:00:48 PM, you wrote:
Visit our site: http://ufp.uqam.ca/
The formal syntax of the HyperTalk scripting language,
namely:
* the commands
* the functions
* the tokens of the above
is now completed, except for the links of the tokens
to the card of each token. I
Oh yeh... that's right. Die R/B tree, die! :)
Anthony,
you wouldn't guess who I met at the funeral ... Multimap!
Not that I mind seeing them go, but what was so bad about R/B trees and
multimaps? They are pretty standard, well-tested stuff and they are fast.
Brian
Maybe we could require that if you make any changes and use the special
exception, you must submit the changes back to the FreeCard group? Did
you ask RMS about this?
Anthony,
If they have to submit changes, they won't be able to go on developing it,
except maybe for a few additions to the
wouldn't that prevent some kinda freecard for applications, like VB for
applications?
Hi,
then we'd have to LGPL it, instead of using the GPL, but besides that
everything else would stay the same. They'd still be required to ship along
the sources (which I think is only fair).
My main
Tom: Many of my shareware licenses specify that any future distribution of
the software include the complete package (software, help files, readmes,
etc.). If we could require that, then the above 'someone' would be
distributing BOTH editing environments, and the readme file would tell the
user
Oh yeh... that's right. Die R/B tree, die! :)
Anthony,
you wouldn't guess who I met at the funeral ... Multimap!
I haven't really tried it much. I'll look into it once we have a
release. Maybe by then we'll also have some more people with experiance
in such things. But right now, it's not
(3) most of the other open source projects
are GPL, and require the spread of GPL to anyone using
their source. If we become GPL too, then we will be
able to take advantage of existing open-source
code/projects. Projects like Netscape's Gecko, and
MacPerl's OSA code, come to mind.
Alain,
I'm
Alain: My hypothesis is that this is because your
browser/machine is not rendering the page in the
middle-frame fast enough. The bottom-frame calls a
function that it expects to find in the middle-frame,
but it is not there yet. It is unsightly but it does
not affect the process. Your case is the
Alain: I was only vaguely aware of this Netscape
upload ability that also puts up a std-file-dialog for
selecting what we want to upload. Does it work well?
Alain,
actually, it even does drag and drop, it doesn't bring up a standard file
dialog. It just takes the file you drop into the browser
Hi,
I just got those bugs out of XBlockFile. It does now correctly handle
blocks and sub-blocks, including reading and writing them, and only loading
maps when blocks in them are accessed. I still have to re-write the
compacting function, but this shouldn't be too hard (though this certainly
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